Remote Controlled Water Shutoff Systems

If you are looking for a simple yet effective way to shut off water when you will be away from your home, this remote controlled system may be the solution. Shutting off the water at the source is sometimes difficult and time consuming, but with this wireless remote controlled system you can shut the water off with the touch of a button, and feel confident that your home will be safe from damage caused by water leaks and flooding. Avoid the high cost of water damage repair with this effective system brought to you by PlumbingSupply.com! Looking for more flood protection devices? Visit our page.

Flo-N-Stop Wireless Remote Controlled Water Security System
Shut off your water supply with the simple push of a button

With this system you can mount the wireless button pad by the front door, in the garage, or any weather-protected area up to 25ft away from the transceiver. Whether you are away for minutes, hours, days, or months, this system ensures your residence will not be flooded from failed plumbing lines, split hoses, or ruptured fixtures when the system is activated.

Flo-N-Stop System features:
  • Easy push button on/off control of your water
  • On/Off wireless button pad works up to 25ft away and can be wall-mounted
  • Once the system is plugged in, a spring loaded solenoid valve is energized to keep water flowing normally. In the event of a power failure, the spring loaded solenoid automatically closes, shutting off the water to prevent costly damage
  • Manual override on the solenoid valve allows you to turn on/off water while no power is present
  • Helps to conserve water from leaky faucets, and running toilets
  • Solenoid valve may be installed either inside or outside - please note, electronics must be installed indoors and protected from the elements
  • View Flo N Stop specifications
  • Read more about how this system works
  • Meets low-lead requirement of 2014 Federal Safe Drinking Water Act
Model # Description Price & Quantity
22960 Remote Water Shutoff System with Brass Solenoid Valve - 1" FIP
- Includes 1 Each 110-120 volt AC low voltage solenoid module
- 1 Each Button pad remote controller
- 1 Each Appliance module
- 1 Each Transceiver module
- 1 Each Test lamp
$517.31
Replacement Part & Accessories
22958 1" Solenoid valve with manual override - solid brass
- meets low-lead requirement of 2014 Federal Safe Drinking Water Act
$373.47
22953 Transceiver module (for extra signal extension) $27.42
22959 Rain-Tight Electric Enclosure with Gasketed Lid $22.23

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flo-n-stop solenoid valveSolenoid Valve
HOW IT OPERATES:

The solenoid valve is plumbed into the water supply line just after the main shut off valve. You simply mount the button pad controller at the most used entry/exit into your residence.

This will allow you to conveniently turn the water on or off to your entire home. By pushing the on/off button a wireless signal is received by the transceiver module plugged into one of your electrical outlets up to 25 feet away from the button pad controller. With the Solenoid Coil plugged into the base of the Transceiver Module, the signal is received and the shutoff process is activated.

By placing the 24/7 Water Sentinel sensor in leak prone areas, leaks can be detected right away. This floor sensor can also be mounted to a wall. By using the included low voltage electrical sensor tape which can be plugged into the side of the 24/7 floor/wall sensor, the other end can then be placed into a drip pan. As water comes into contact with the sensor either directly or on to the sensor tape, the 24/7 Water Sentinel will sound an alarm and transmit a wireless signal to the solenoid module to effectively turn off the solenoid valve and the water flow to your house.

The 24/7 Water Sentinel can also be used as a button pad to be a proactive solution to control water to your dwelling. By mounting the 24/7 Sentinel next to the exit door of your home using the double sided tape, the water can be turned off with the push of a button. This simple feature can help prevent unexpected water problems when the building will be unoccupied.

To cover long distance runs, the appliance module must be used as well as the transceiver module. The solenoid valve is then plugged into the appliance module instead of the transceiver module and the transceiver module is then moved closer to the remotely located 24/7 Sentinel sensor.

In the event of a power failure the solenoid module automatically shuts the water off to your home, providing peace of mind when you are away. If you happen to be home during a power failure, then you can simply use the manual override button on the solenoid valve to turn the water back on if needed.


Flo-n-Stop Specifications

1" Solenoid Valve:
Max. Pressure Rating: 232 psi
Max. Flow (1"): 45 GPM @ 150 PSI
Operating Pressure: 30 - 150 PSI
Max. Water Temperature: Up to 280°F
Electric Solenoid:
System Voltage: 110 - 120v | 50/60Hz
Power Consumption (On): 5 Watts
Power Consumption (Off): 0 Watts
Button Pad Controller:
Power: Four (4) AAA batteries (not included)
Operation: Push button on/off
Range: 25 ft. max. to transceiver
Transceiver:
Power: 110 - 120v | 50/60Hz
Operation: On/Off momentary modes


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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. "What happens if there is a loss of power to our home for a long duration of time?"
A. While the system is running a spring loaded solenoid keeps water flowing normally. In the event of the loss of electrical power, the Flo N Stop system will automatically shut off the water by releasing the spring. To restore water flow while the power is off, simply turn the manual valve 90° on the solenoid valve. After power is restored be sure to return the manual valve to the closed position.

Q. "What happens if there is a momentary loss of power to our home?"
A. In the event of a momentary loss of electrical power to your residence, the system will automatically shut off the water. To restore water flow, simply press the "on" button located on the button pad.

Q. "How long do the batteries last in the wireless transmitter?"
A. According the manufacturer, the batteries should last about one year, but it is a good idea to test them every month.

Q. "Is there anything else I should know about this system?"
A. Make sure to follow all of the manufacturer's instructions and directions by performing the proper maintenance and inspections to ensure that you are fully protected from flooding -this is ever-so-important with (man-made) safety devices as they will eventually fail.


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